Dana E. Becker litigates complex business disputes, including a range of M&A and other contract litigation and injunction proceedings, and disputes involving business competition, trade secrets, alleged business fraud and unfair trade practices, and other claims of corporate wrongdoing in US federal and state courts and alternative dispute resolution proceedings. Dana manages all phases of litigation, from pre-complaint investigations through fact and expert discovery, trial, and appeals, and has had successful outcomes in both bench and jury trials. Dana is the deputy leader of the firm’s litigation practice in Philadelphia.
Dana counsels a diverse group of clients, including those in the medical device, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, technology, publishing, energy, and financial services industries. She works closely with large and small clients to advance their business objectives while navigating a dispute, and draws on her experience managing a portfolio of litigation for a global media and technology company to provide strategic business advice and creative, cost-effective solutions.
Dana maintains an active pro bono practice, including serving as trial counsel in a disability rights matter culminating in a jury verdict and an award of damages in her client’s favor, handling petitions for post-conviction relief for juveniles sentenced to de facto life sentences, litigating a request for compassionate release during the COVID-19 pandemic, and representing a client in a successful petition for asylum.
Prior to joining the firm, Dana worked as a senior analyst at a global investment bank, providing debt capital markets solutions for clients in the telecommunications, media, and technology space.
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Listed, Benchmark Litigation, Future Star (2023)
Listed, Benchmark Litigation, 40 & Under Hot List (2020, 2021)
Recommended, Dispute resolution: General commercial disputes, The Legal 500 US (2020)
Member, Core Class, Leadership Philadelphia (2018–2019)
Member, American Bar Association
Editor-In-Chief, Temple Law Review
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